Reach the roofline, the back of the slide, or the top of your rig without a ladder. The Camco 41916 telescopes from a manageable 6 feet up to 11 feet, locks at any point in between, and snaps onto the full Camco wash accessory lineup in seconds with its spring-loaded push-button connector.
Whether you're rinsing road grime off a Class A, scrubbing the hull of a pontoon, or knocking wasp nests out of a storage bay, having five extra feet of reach changes the job entirely. The Camco 41916 is built from anodized aluminum -- lightweight enough to hold overhead for extended cleaning sessions but rigid enough to push a wash brush across a sloped roof without wobbling.
The teardrop-shaped shaft is the key design detail that separates this pole from cheap round-tube competitors. Round shafts let brush heads spin freely, which means your bristles end up sideways mid-stroke. The teardrop profile locks the accessory head in alignment so it tracks straight with every pass.
Twist-lock extension covers a full 5-foot range. Set it short for low panels, extend fully for rooftop work or two-story rinsing.
Swap Camco wash brushes, flow-through heads, and squeegees without tools. Press the button, pull the accessory, snap the next one in.
Non-round cross-section keeps accessory heads from rotating during use, giving you consistent brush or squeegee contact on every stroke.
Hard anodized finish resists corrosion from soapy water, salt spray, and UV exposure. Lightweight at 1.3 lbs for comfortable overhead use.
The 41916 handle is the backbone of the Camco RV wash lineup. It accepts Camco flow-through brush heads (sold separately), squeegees, scrub pads, and rinse wands. If you already own Camco cleaning accessories, this handle connects to them directly -- no adapters needed.
At full extension the 41916 reaches 11 feet from the ground when you hold the base at waist height -- that puts you well into the roofline territory of most Class B and Class C coaches, and it covers the slide tops and sidewalls of fifth wheels and Class A motorhomes. For taller Class A rigs above 13 feet, pairing two poles or using a stepstool with full extension may still be needed.